In modern times, there is significant discussion about “justice” and “rights.” We often hear that
something does or does not achieve “justice” or that someone has a “right” to something. Please
address the following issues in your paper.
1. Justice: (a) define “justice” from a secular worldview; (b) offer a brief account of three
individual theorists who define “justice” and focus on their distinctive contributions and
perspectives.
2. Rights: (a) define “rights” from a secular worldview; (b) offer a brief account of three
individual theorists who define “rights” and focus on their distinctive contributions and
perspectives.
3. Biblical Consistency: (a) define “justice” and “rights” from a biblical perspective; (b)
offer a brief account of three individual theorists who define “rights” and “justice” from
biblical perspective and focus on their distinctive contributions and perspectives
4. Contemporary Legal Issue: (a) select a specific, contemporary legal issue in the United
States from the past twelve months where individuals assert a “right” to something and
apply a biblical understanding of “rights” to conclude whether the asserted right is indeed
a denial of a “right” from a Biblical perspective; (b) explain whether the analysis changes
from a secular view of “rights.”
Your paper should be in current Bluebook format.